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Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission Nears Final Report by February; Extension Possible
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is nearing a pivotal milestone, weighing timelines, extensions, and the promise of healing. Leaders and survivors offer candid insights into reconciliation—and the work still ahead for a more peaceful future.
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Fiji Ports Corporation Shines at SPX Awards for ESG and Reporting Excellence
in Fiji NewsThree top honors spotlight Fiji Ports Corporation Ltd’s bold commitment to transparency, sustainability, and future-ready reporting. A collaborative, ISO-verified annual review ties five-year goals to resilience and digital transformation—hinting at a forward-looking voyage for the maritime sector.
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Fiji Champions Digital Trade in the Pacific as NSW Project Advances
in Fiji NewsFiji takes a leading role in a bold Pacific-wide push to modernize trade with faster, more transparent, digitally enabled processes. A recent regional workshop highlighted plans to harmonize border operations and unlock new opportunities for island economies.
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From Home-Sickness to Media Success: A Fiji Graduate’s Journey
in Fiji NewsFrom Nadi to Suva, Kata Wiseman Koli’s media journey is powered by faith, family, and practical training. Amid homesickness and the pull of peer expectations, he discovers resilience that now guides his path in Fiji’s vibrant media scene.
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Village Boys gear up for Wairiki 7s as Fiji Bitter series second leg kicks off
in Fiji NewsWith two injuries but a determined mindset, the Village Boys head into the Wairiki 7s in the Fiji Bitter series. A week of focused training and a familiar lineup signal a weekend of high-stakes rugby, where youth and experience collide. Off-field challenges only deepen their resolve to rise to the occasion.
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Greece’s Farmers Rally as CAP Reform Takes Center Stage
in NewsAn unfolding shift in Greece puts the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy back in the spotlight. The protests hint at a future where subsidies, grazing land, and farming consultancy are ripe for rethinking, signaling a longer road toward resilience in a changing economic and climate landscape.
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Fiji Wins Landmark Coral Reef Climate Resilience Resolution at UNEA-7
in Fiji NewsLong, high-stakes negotiations put Fiji in the spotlight at a global forum on oceans and climate. A landmark move on coral reef resilience hints at a turning point in international action—even as talks continue into the night.
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Dilated Eye Exam: The Simple Test That Could Reveal Health Clues
in Fiji NewsYour eyes may reveal more than how sharp your vision is. A comprehensive dilated eye exam can uncover early signs of common eye diseases and guide you toward better long-term sight. Explore practical steps—from daily habits to protective care—that help keep your eyes healthy as you age.
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Markets Under Pressure: Why Women’s Safety Has Become an Economic Issue
in Fiji NewsWomen face threats that spill from home into markets and online spaces, prompting a strong call for action. A united effort—from market managers to law enforcement and civil society—aims to create safer, more supportive environments where women’s safety and economic participation can flourish in today’s digital age.
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Miss Fiji Pageant Week Opens Amid Floods, Focus on Climate and Leadership
in Fiji NewsMiss Fiji Pageant Week opens with heartfelt moments, cultural immersion, and surprising challenges as heavy rains test plans. From elegant gowns to a pivotal Research Topic Presentation, contestants reveal resilience, leadership, and a shared commitment to Fiji’s future. The journey toward the coronation promises glamour and a powerful call to action.
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Lori Loughlin Confirmed for Six-Episode Return in When Calls the Heart Season 14 on Hallmark
in NewsAfter years away, Lori Loughlin returns to Hallmark for a six-episode comeback in When Calls the Heart. As Hope Valley gears up for Season 14 and a 2027 premiere, the beloved series promises a new chapter of forgiveness, reunion, and resilience for its devoted Hearties.
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Robby Hoffman Debuts Wake Up: John Mulaney-Directed Netflix Special
in News– Robby Hoffman’s Wake Up arrives on Netflix December 14, delivering a bold, boundary-pushing set and a voice that’s hard to ignore. – From Hacks to a breakout Netflix special, Hoffman’s fearless, personal wit is coming to your screen this December. – A rising voice in comedy, Robby Hoffman’s Wake Up brings sharp storytelling and…
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UNEP Outlines Two Pathways to a Sustainable Future
in Fiji NewsA landmark global assessment outlines bold strategies to tackle mounting environmental challenges. It points to two transformative paths—changing how we live and leveraging technology—to reshape economy, energy, and nature. The takeaway: acting now could guard health, livelihoods, and a thriving planet.
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Milana Vayntrub Uses Flirty Photos to Raise Wildfire Relief Funds
in NewsMilana Vayntrub is shaking up philanthropy with a bold fundraising experiment aimed at wildfire victims. By blending personal content with real-world aid, her approach has sparked intrigue and generous support. A look at a creative model turning attention into tangible help when it’s most needed.
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Pacific Calls for Multilateral Action at UNEA-7 to Fight the Climate Crisis
in Fiji NewsPacific island nations press for urgent, united climate action at UNEA-7 as rising seas reshape coastlines and threaten livelihoods. Leaders spotlight inclusive multilateral solutions and a slate of draft resolutions—from glacier protection to the environmental footprint of AI—aimed at safeguarding communities and ecosystems.
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Suva Nightclub Assault: Sister Confirms Victim’s Identity as Investigations Continue
in Fiji NewsRelatives confirm the victim’s identity in a Suva nightclub assault as investigators press forward. Police say two suspects have been apprehended while more evidence is gathered. The community waits for answers, holding onto family support and the belief that justice will prevail.
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Impeachment Bid Targets RFK Jr. Over Public Health Controversy
in NewsA Michigan Democrat files articles of impeachment against Robert F. Kennedy Jr., accusing him of abusing authority and risking public health. The move has sparked a high-stakes partisan clash over vaccine policy, research funding, and the future of scientific institutions.
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Fiji Housing Scheme Delivers 15 New Homes to Labasa Villages
in Fiji NewsA bold housing scheme near Labasa is turning makeshift shelters into solid, permanent homes. Fifteen timber houses funded by a community loan are reshaping two villages, bringing lasting pride and a new chapter of shared progress.
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Pacific Northwest Braces for Historic Flood Threat as Rivers Rise
in NewsAn aggressive weather pattern is unleashing historic flooding across the Pacific Northwest, with rivers predicted to crest at record levels and communities bracing for evacuations. As roads vanish under rising waters and shelters prepare, forecasters warn that more rain is on the way later this week.
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Trump-Backed Settlement Aims to End Biden’s Save Student Loan Plan
in NewsA high-stakes settlement could end a widely used student loan program that has touched millions. The move would shift current plans and spark renewed questions about relief, responsibility, and what borrowers can expect next. As the deal goes before the court, uncertainty about debt relief and repayment lingers.
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Viliame Kikau Extends with Bulldogs Through 2028 Despite Perth Bears Bid
in Fiji NewsViliame Kikau has extended his stay with the Canterbury Bulldogs, signing on until the end of 2028 amid off-season chatter. The loyalty move adds a fresh layer to the Bulldogs’ plans as coach Cameron Ciraldo sets sights on a new era. Fans will be watching to see how this decision shapes the club’s path in…